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I've started to wash winter coats, sweaters and jackets. Just taking advantage of the time I have left this fall to dry them all outdoors. Next up? Bed quilts.
Joined my youngest daughter in a ride to the library the other day. They had a book sale going on.
I snatched up two books - one is about a mother who has a 10 year old daughter who wants her mother to just put on a sweater and "be normal." She rides her own Harley! Can't wait to dig into that book!
It's official. Garden season is over. Carrots are small and rotting. I'll pick whatever I have out there today as far as green peppers, but it'll be small too.
Woke up to 50°F this morning. Yeah. Garden is done. Beets and potatoes will be next. I'll be back to give you an update on those.
I'm up before 5am. No surprise there. Hubby's 12 hour 3rd shift is for the birds. Can't sleep.
"Eat it up,
Wear it out,
Make it do,
Or go without."
~A Pioneer Sampler, by Barbara Greenwood~
Pioneer Woman at Heart
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One family learning to live off the land, cut back on expenses, and to live a simpler and a more self-sufficient lifestyle.
Friday, October 4, 2019
Thursday, October 3, 2019
This and That
I baked my bacon in the oven for the first time. It saves stove top space, but I'm not sure I like it that way. I like crispy bacon, and this did not crisp up, nor was there much bacon grease to save. I think I prefer stove top cooking. What's your thoughts on this? Instructions said 375°F for 15-18 minutes and I baked it 20.
I'm not sure I'll get to do too many craft shows this fall as planned. One has passed, one is already booked up (I've tried to get into this other one for the last two years, but when I find out about it, it's too late. I have one more to look into, but they haven't set a date. If that happens, I'll be posting the items up for sale on my Rooster's Crow Farm blogspot.
I snapped this picture the other morning. It made me smile. The clouds in the center formed the letter "C" - first letter in our grandson's first name (the one that passed).
The to-do list on making from scratch items has gotten a bit smaller. I still have these to make though...
-calendula lotion
-face lotion
-deodorant
-lip balm
-homemade cleaning wipes
If I put the list here, quite possibly I'll remember to get them done, ha ha!
I'm not sure I'll get to do too many craft shows this fall as planned. One has passed, one is already booked up (I've tried to get into this other one for the last two years, but when I find out about it, it's too late. I have one more to look into, but they haven't set a date. If that happens, I'll be posting the items up for sale on my Rooster's Crow Farm blogspot.
I snapped this picture the other morning. It made me smile. The clouds in the center formed the letter "C" - first letter in our grandson's first name (the one that passed).
The to-do list on making from scratch items has gotten a bit smaller. I still have these to make though...
-calendula lotion
-face lotion
-deodorant
-lip balm
-homemade cleaning wipes
If I put the list here, quite possibly I'll remember to get them done, ha ha!
Labels:
Homesteading,
Motherhood,
Self Sufficiency,
Sunrise
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